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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1973
Page
15
The document lists Clare Michigan addresses including 112 West Fourth Street and notes an entered as second matter in the Clare post office. Names Alfred R. Bransdorfer editor and publisher Paul G. Schroeder general managers Steve Pheneicie advertising manager appear in the header.
A Clare PTA forum raised questions about overemphasis on sports. John Dunlop criticized athletics while a later board meeting approved a summer basketball clinic for 10 to 13 year olds, aimed at instruction and potential competition, with mixed views on fees.
A caustic column skewers inflated car hype from Michigan and the press. It jokes about resignations, weddings, and ridiculous features, noting readers need engineering know-how to tell Cadillacs from Chevys and criticizing sensational reporting.
The column riffs on John DeLorean stepping down as GM vice president, noting a rumored exit tied to a glamorous divorce and new marriage to Cristina Ferraro. It jokes about motives and future horizons at GM while contrasting with Ford leadership.
Clare County Commission plans a $20,000 subsidy from Federal Revenue Sharing to bring in a junked car dealer to remove abandoned vehicles. The program awaits legal blessing from the county prosecutor before final approval and aims to protect tourism by reducing the visible car junk.
Prof Keith Davis of Arizona State University argues the grapevine provides 90 to 95 percent of accurate information in organizations though details are often missing. He notes employees often learn of changes via the grapevine and urges bosses to supply factual updates to curb uncertainty.
A column discusses grapevine reliability and its role in politics and decision making. Braniff Airways announces four male flight attendants serving on domestic routes with distinct uniforms. A New Hampshire weekly social page shows Michael E Egan announcing engagement to Lynn Mary Otto, with the paper noting it accepted the photo for logic and men s lib.
Michigan officials urge better education, new laws, and safer paths as bicycles outnumber cars and accidents injure riders. The conference calls for statewide bicycle registration, school safety programs, and extended driver education including motorcycle training. The Department of Natural Resources cautions against keeping wild baby animals as pets and urges leaving them undisturbed.
Michigan residents face a Supreme Court setback as federal rules allowing use of less desirable animal parts clash with a stricter state law. Supporters urge buyers to choose Michigan-made meat until federal standards change, touting state regulations and bills backed by lawmakers.
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